ok so i have search different forums for days now and can't figure it out.so here i go so notice while ridding that on my speedo there was a light blinking,was hard tell what it was because i run the mxtbars.it was red and appears to be a check engine light.it doesn't stay on just blinks randomly every ounce in a while.so i decide to ry and check the codes.i have tried everything and nothing has happened.when i cross the connectors 1 and 2 on the data cable,and turn on ignition nothing happens.
i have held in the odometer reset and turned ignition on and got a menu that show
do1clr all the way to do10clr and then click to ca 3
but thats all,can anyone help me out thanks.

 

oh yea the light doesn't stay on it blinks very few minutes,also i could be imagining things but it seems like it does it more under load or when i rev it .

 

1. Turn the ignition switch to the on position
for three seconds (one second pause after
the fuel pump stops), and then switch
back to the off position for three seconds.
Repeat this procedure one more time and
then turn the ignition to the on position
and wait for eight seconds for the check
engine lamp to start flashing.
2. The transmission of a code is always
preceded by a series of rapid flashes
(about 3 per second). This "intermission"
is followed by a 2 second pause in which
the lamp is off. The lamp will then flash
one or more times to indicate the first digit
of the trouble code. The length of time the
lamp is illuminated and the length of time
in which it is off are each about 1 second
in duration. The number of times the lamp
flashes indicates the first digit of the
trouble code.
3. Following the transmission of the first
digit, there is another 2-second pause in
which the lamp is off. The lamp will then
flash one or more times to indicate the
second digit of the trouble code. The
number of times the lamp flashes indicates
the second digit of the trouble code.
4. Following the transmission of the second
digit, there is a third 2-second pause in
which the lamp is off. After the pause
comes an "intermission", followed by
transmission of the next recorded trouble
code. All subsequent codes are sent in the
same manner, each separated from the
next by an "intermission". Once the
trouble codes have been sent the data
string is repeated.